WCAG Audit

Our WCAG accessibility audits adhere to the international standards of the latest WCAG 2.2 analysis grid for digital accessibility. Our accessibility-trained team of auditors and developers manually performs all tests.

The reliability of our WCAG audits

All our tests are manual

Only a manual audit can accurately assess a website’s accessibility and compliance with the WCAG 2.2 guidelines. Beware of automated solutions that promise comprehensive audits without human intervention: these offerings are becoming increasingly common, but remain largely inadequate.

We specify the suggested fixes

Each audit is completed by our auditors and developers, who specialize in digital accessibility, and will clearly outline the required fixes. We can also integrate the results directly into your project management tools (such as Asana) to facilitate implementation by your technical teams.

We train your team

We design customized training courses to strengthen your team’s digital accessibility skills. The auditor responsible for your project will also be available to assist you and answer your questions at every stage.

FAQ WCAG 2.2 Audit

Here are the answers to the most frequently asked questions. If you have any further questions, please don’t hesitate to contact us.

How much does a WCAG 2.2 audit cost?

It depends on the size of the audit.

The cost of the audit varies depending on the number of pages analyzed. Our rates range from €1,600 to €4,500 for the largest samples. Since each test is performed manually, the volume of pages directly impacts the amount of time required and, therefore, the price.

How do you choose which pages to analyze?

The sample must be representative.

The selected pages must include: regulatory pages (home, login, contact, accessibility, legal notices, help, site map, search), pages representative of user journeys (such as a conversion funnel), pages incorporating a variety of content or media (tables, videos, accordions, etc.), as well as a random sample equivalent to 10% of the site.

Do you use automation to conduct audits?

Short answer: no!

An accessibility audit cannot be fully automated. To ensure a reliable and representative diagnosis, checks must be carried out manually by experts. Beware of the growing number of misleading offers that promise results without requiring human intervention.

What does the final audit look like?

We will share several documents with you

Once we complete the official WCAG 2.2 grid, it will systematically include technical recommendations for developers to correct non-conformities. Additionally, we provide a visual presentation of the audit, illustrated with screenshots and accompanied by clear comments, specifically designed for product and marketing teams.

The audit is done. What next?

Prioritize upcoming fixes

We can integrate fixes directly into your project management tool (such as Asana) in the form of ready-to-be-processed tickets. Above all, we help you prioritize the actions to be taken, taking into account your development cycles, available resources, and the impact of each correction on your site’s accessibility.

Build digital accessibility skills

The audit results presentation is also a learning opportunity for your teams, who will be able to familiarize themselves with the key principles of digital accessibility. This session usually lasts between 2 and 3 hours, depending on the scope of the audit. We detail each recommendation and remain available afterwards to answer any questions you may have.

Get trained on digital accessibility

We also offer customized training courses designed around the specific challenges of your organization. These courses enable your teams to develop their skills while addressing the accessibility issues that have been identified.

Can you send me a sample audit?

Absolutely!

Upon request and with our clients’ consent, we will be happy to share examples of past audit reports and completed grids. Please don’t hesitate to request a sample.